IT"S OPEN......Gallery Statement,,en francais cette fois ci !

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Bonjour,
Je vous adresse ci joint une invitation un peu speciale car le show a lieu dans notre appartement a New York que nous transformons en galerie en invitant des artistes que nous connaissons et qui sont presents aux openings ou autres rencontres prevues.
Pour la petite histoire c'est un projet qui prend racine du fait de mes actiivites diverses comme guide (docent) au Neuberger Museum of Art  depuis 1999 et au Whitney Museum of American Art depuis 2008 , du lancement du programme de Famous Artist a la Fasny en collaboration avec Pascale Py, Denise Forrest et Nancy Sauveplane, du lancement de la Promenade des Artistes avec Marie Wyatt et Nadine Jalem dont le succes a ete assure grace a l'implication du Westchester Accueil....et bien sur mon activite de visites guidees sur New York dans le cadre de LMNY puis ArtwalkNewYork et enfin mon cote artistique avec LMCollage...
Cela ressemble a un quilt!...

Il est possible  que nous prolongions le show car nous n'avions pas tenu compte des dates de vacances de la Fasny!..donc si cela vous interesse, n hesitez pas a me contacter pour venir voir l'exposition.Je serai ravie de vous y accueillir.
Cordialement,

Laurence Neron-Bancel




http://www.laurenceneronbancel.com 
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REBECCA ALLAN
The Shelter of Color
April 4-21, 2013

Curated by Laurence Neron-Bancel


Artist's Reception:

Saturday, April 6, 1 to 5 pm

In addition please join us Saturday, April 13 or Sunday, April 21 
from 3 to 5 pm for conversations with the artist.

ArtLab78
516 East 78th Street #3N
(between York Avenue and the East River)New York, NY 10075

Hours: Thursday through Sunday, Noon to 4 pm or by appointment
Contact: Gabriela Lewton-Leopold
g.lewtonleopold@gmail.com or 206.818.4708

ArtLab78 is an intimate, experimental space that features exhibitions of noted contemporary artists. Inspired by Alfred Stieglitz' 291 Gallery and An American Place, as well as visionary collectors Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney and  Roy Neuberger, the gallery space is located within a landmark 1909 Beaux Arts building overlooking the East River that was designed by Henry Atterbury Smith.

Note: There is no elevator in the building and access is via stairs. At the entry gate, call 206.818.4708 to reach the gallery attendant, who will buzz you in.

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